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A :; ~: ~,~. r 't ~ ;j ►« ~ NUMBER 5354a] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS . PRESENT EVENING, 9, 180% A. Will be pe r f ormed a Tragedy, called N ov. / . ROMEO AND JULIET. Friuce.Ftscalus; Mr. CRESWELL ; - Paris, Mr. MENAGE ; , Mercutio, Mr. JONES ; Romeo, Mr. KEMBLE Benvolio, Mr.I3RUN.TON ; Lady Capulet, Mrs. HUMPH RI ES ; jullet, - by the Young Lady who performed Euphrasia, being • her tourth appearance in London. In nal. a Masquetade and Dance incidental to the Play. To which will be added, the Musical Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER. Father Luke, Mr. WADDY ' Captain hitzr o y, Mr. BE LLAMY Patrick, Mr. TAYLOR ; •, Dermot. Mr. INCLEDON ; Darb-y,iMr. MUN t.N ; Bagatelle, Mr FAI4LEY ; Norah, Miss Bo LION ; %athlatte. Airs. us - roN. aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the. lox -0 f ice in Hart -street. „ 13 ,°, 1 es 7s; Second Price 3s—fal.— Pit Second Price.2s. Gallery 2s. Second Price pper tiallery IS. The Doors will be opened at.klalt,past hive, and tile Play begin at Halt past Six • i lO- morrow, The Man ot tilt World; with Oscar and Mal- O n•Sattirday Love in a Village ; with Animal Magnetism. On Monday, King Richard tile Third; with The Quaker. OnTuesdav, The Exile; with The Portrait ot Cervantes. _On Wednesday, Tht , Busy-body ; with Paul and Virginia. LYCEUM THEA ri(L. Under the Special LicenseQt.the LORD (;HA M DE R LAI N; ranted for the. present Scasot to the Joint.APPllc4tion.o • a4l 'Parties nateroted. • HEIR Majesties'. Seryants ) . terming - ide COM:. ?ANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE,. .PRESENT' EVENING, NOveruliti 9, igog, :perform the Tragedy of - . •. GEORGE BARNWELL. Thoroughgood, L ; - "'Barnwell, Mr. EYRE ;, George Barrtvvett, Mr: Ail ELVII I . (Being _his first appearance in Oar. naracler),; Truernaq, Mr. HOLLAND ; • Blunt, 'Mr. RAY ; Millwood; Mrs. POWELL , Maria (first tirnej. 'Miss RAY ' ; . ‘• Lucy; Mrs.: SPARKS. iiStet which, compressed into' 90e Mt, an entirely new Musical Dramatic Entertainenent, called • BRITAIN'S—JUBELEE. , . . The Characteriby , . .• Mr. M ATHEWS, Mr. DOWTON, - Mr. KNIGHT, Mr: DE CAMP, Mr,.PALMEIt, Mr. MADDOCKS• 'Miss KELLY, Mrs. ELAND. , 1 To which'will be added, - the Farce of ,:THE PRIZE. Lenitive, Mr. 'MELVII\r, (Being his fi rst appea r ance i n that Charaaer); Mr. Caddy, Mr..MADDOCKS ; ~ Heartwell, Mr. I. smvuti i '.. Label, Mt. OXEIi!tY i h Juba, Master ‘N. , Es l' i . Mrs. Caddy, .Miss'il DS W LL ; Caroline ; Miss KELLY. 'pies and -nlaces to be . taken of Mr. Spring, in the 80x i,,,11. `..-... - a - t the . Strandwhom entrance ; of may also be had 'lVite Boxes niahtly. . Celt Lsoxe s 6s Sean od Price3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.-- , ,1,:7),12.5.. Second Price !s. -Upper Caller) Is. 'Second The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Hall past Six. The newsical Dramatic Sketch of 'Britain's tubilee mill be. repeated (compressed into One Ad) every Eyeuiug, till further notice. • To-morrow, The Beggar's Opera ; with 'The Weather-- .cock. On Saturday, The .W ill ; with The Midnight flout:. ° n 4 ° ll (laY.s Man and Wtte. 1 ..........._ • • , . A • Material 'PO LAMES .. . ' ' • Im Pravenient in IN. E i. °LES, without an extra.. 1 Charge. ' ' dr:t..; fALMEWs ce , ebrated 'NEEDLES, (patron -I,„jr.a ised by the ito. '. . ali gh'i - , -- i e4 I; ainity4 • it A tlingrollateteceine!tO n re their snperiort 2 ty over every otherneedle; are; from a I eYe, and fron.attrehelis"crYt Pee - venedirorr s i ever curti . ouintlict . Yersolly coilsi i ir other superior excellencies, are now um att(Z..l;ll 61' La ( i r e ed s: 1 ile 1)11' IY'fic i yei ii:nProvement . cleseryiug th e , Ihe 'Proprietor and sole Inventor of this invaluable . artic ' a •I 0 his , je ' le ds'it bis qui) , to acquaint the Ladies,th• t 1 ne are of 'l4lproved manufacture hi't those sold with his name and address on therntitsine ; and hatters tihnself Alley need only be tried to be approved, when he 'trusts they will be forma to - , I'ar excel ; cve.) , artier: of the kind ever yee offereol: Sold in papers, or in s:!,all pofttble cases, each case con taining .a smal I:assortment of every useful size; other casas, ;with the addition of scissars, bodkin, thread-case, Sac. t9ren tug aniseful Companion to a Eady..- , -To be had at No . . 20, St, 'l a mes's • street, where, will bp found a superior assortrhealtof 'A LMER's Portable Pens, wholesale and retail. 'MRS. SIDDONS. the Press,' - and speedily will be : published, 1.-,ErrEit to that LADY, froth Mrs. GALIN'•;.' • DO (late Miss Guil.4ll), price ss. is' Foul deeds "will rise," erc. A. Narrative of circuinstantia, h arms, including Aneedotes, 'kc; ot 1111 s. SI DDON S' Litelyr the last seven years, Witt' 4.,!Veral of hei Letters.. Printed for the Authores, and sold by "ones, No. 5, New ete-Atieet ; and to• be leadat all Booksellers in the United mri gdoms. • • iI IiDICAI ED, BY PERMISSION, TO HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. Speedily will be 'published, In Odavo, in Six - very-large Volumes, • • CetESIASTICA.L 'BIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives of Eminent Men, cooneded with the History of Rea- T uh rru l " England ; f rom the commencement o f t h e Ref,tl :on to the R e v o l ut i on ; selected and illustrated with Notes. By CHRISTO PHER WORt)SWORTH, •M , A• be an anti Reaor of Bocking, and Domestic Chaplain to his P tin t "rac e the Ar c hbi s h op o f C anter b u ry. Church for • and I. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's —; sold also by I.,Hatchard, •No. 190, Picca- MINERVA.O-FFICE, LEADENHALL.STREET. This Day was published, ?F. 'ln Four Volumes. 141 no. price zos. sewed. l u .4ss.s. nt SAINT GLENROY ) or, The Axis of Life. A Novel. By A. F. HOLSTEIN. . ie l e ii r n s t . ed for A. K. Newman and Co. and sold by all Book- Where may be had - , just published * vANCENZA, by Mrs. new Edition, 2 VOIS. price Bs. s ewe d . , Robinson, MAN AS HE IS NOT ; or, Herrnsprong, third Edi. tion, 3 Vols. 123 CHAMBE R. of ; or, The Fate of Rosati°, by urlando 2 vols. gs.' FALLEN IVIINISTER, and other Tales, from the Ger- Man of Spiess 2 vols. los. . GrilSe AR D ; or, The Mysterious Accusation, by Ho. ?ace Vere; 2 vols. IoS. 61114 Qi..9,1R, by Mrs. Pilkin„ton, 4 voL. 2os. • , , -' - T - -4' ~., .. . ' .. • 44 ... .40. C T TT S.D NOVEMBER cl 1809. PICTUALLING-OFFICZ; Oct. 27, 18c9. THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING 47 HIS ,MAYESTI"s NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the •i4th of November ;text; they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), and treat Jor One Hun ; . . tired Tons of ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRI TISH BUTTER cif .equaloadnesi, , and for Two Hundred and Frny Tons of CHESHIRE, 9%11RE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE it equal goodness ; to be delivered, One Half thereof in one Month, and the other hfalf in one Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Viau.zaing Stores at the Ports, and in the PIOP41". tions i undermentioned, viz. Butter. Cheese. Tons. Tons. Deptford . 6o • 120 Portsmouth 40 8. Plymouth . So And likewise on separate Contracts, for all Such further quan tities of those species cir may, from time to time, be required for the service of ti is Department, from the tst of yanua4 ,to the 30th of September, next, . both days inciu,,ive to be delivered as demanded into the Stores &fors mentioned, and also into. those at. Cork ; and the - whole to be paid fur by Bills pqyable, With Interest, ninety days dfier date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be tetra at:the Secretaty's 'Office. Nu regard will be had to any Tender in which the. Price shaa not •be inserted in words at length, or that shall itut• be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 14th of November next, nor unleso the Persbn - who makes the Ten der, or some Pet son on his, behalf, attends, to ansiver'when called for. PICTLIALLING-OFFICE, "Oct. 2 7 , 180 9 . 'THE; COMMISSIONERSfor VICRIALLIN . O . HIS MAYESTrs NAY Y do hereby, .giVe Notice, Tbat on Frid.y, the loth ofNevember next, they will he ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Ste.l4(y (on separate Contrelof all such quanntit ! 's -of the following SPeCies PROVISI NS, as may be iequir'ed, for tbe use of. His iVlajisfy's Troops, stational at each of the Islands and Calg nies undermentioned, viz. Species Islands or Colonies Barbaboesi • Trinidad, Tobago, I Antigua. FLOUR and RICE .( Dotrimica, St. Kitts, j Martinique, and • St. Croix, St.Thornas r and St. lona. FRESEI BEEF Martinique and St. Croix, ? St.Thoinas and St. lohn. S Martinique and St, Croix, Thornas and St. John. RUM Duriag the space of , Twelve 111 withs certain from the Ist of Yan:ta7 next, and further till Six Months uerrning shall be given. The Conditions of the Coatratis may be seen at the,Secretary's Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that, shall not be delivered to the llOard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the lath No. vemhetnexty-nor Tics: the Ferro', who makes the Tender, or tone Pra•son on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. PICTUALLIN9-YARD, DLTTrbRD, • - • Nov 6, dog.. I.:IESE are to give 11 , .otice, That on Thursday, the 16th of November inst....at I I o'CLck in the Forenoon, will ie exposrd te. Pukiir Sakatilis,Majesy's PiOualling- Yard, at 1)4 (16rd, :wary 44 of (be following PROVISIONS and, VICTUALLING STORES, viz. Brea; Flour, Raisins, Peas, Oatmeal, Rice, Callavances, 'Pot Barley, Bake-house Sweepings, Stigar, Molasses, Bnt ter,. Cheese, a Quantity of Lead, Old Rope, and Fire- Wood, and some Oil jars, .now lying in the afureSaid Yard. A Deposit of £25 per Cent, is to be made upon the am,unt of each Lot at the time o/ Sale,' and if the remainder of the Money lie not pail, and the Particulari taken away within ten w;rking. dttys afterwards, the Deporit, will Ge e forfeited, and the Goods'r6- main the Property of the Crown. The .ther Conditions Wray 6e seen, and Catabtaes had at the Violualling.Yard, Deptford. HENRY GARRATT. kICTUZIL L NG 0 FFIC.E, Nov. 7, ilk 9. TCOMMISSIOIVERSfor ICTUA LLING -a- His 111417EST2"s Isl.ll/Y do herehy'give Notice, That on Tuesday the 2tst Instant, they will he ready to . reserve Ten.. derv, in uniting (sealed up),, aft" treat for Flvr Y TllO U. SAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM, to be deli vs:red, .free of duty from" 11 arehouses, in which the same shall have been 40,,1ied, one all the/c.o . ' in ,the course of one month, and the rentaimier' in tnie month ‘rfterwardi, into His Majesty's Pie.. ,tualling_ltealf=at cork ; to be paid for by Bills payable, •with interest, nines Days after date. The Condition: of the Contrua ltsy Ge seen at the Secretary's • 014 e. Noregard will be. had to any Tender in which the Price shall nit be inserted in words at length, 0- that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock en the said Tuesdg , the 2r s! Instant, nor unless lbe Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, tO,answer when'calledfor. •• i OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; • . .;' Nov. 6, 1809. • T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS -MA yEsTrs ORDNANCE do hereby dive Notice, that tiry will sell by Public AuElicn, at tfje Tower, on Thursday, thi 16th day, of Noturnitlr)text, bestueen' the &' :.'rl of Eleven 'and F.Jer.:o'Clcck, sitnd , Y Lots 'of Old and' Unserviceable Ordnance . .Pores,ecnsistiligo Harness, Collars, Bit-halters, Rope-traceS, and various other Articl6 cif ga‘dlery and .Harness "Clothing, c 'and sundry Articles of Bedding ; •Powder- horns, Tents, and Sand-bags; C,oriper,`Steel, .and-Mixed Metal-; ToCaof Sorts, BellowSi Waggons atid - CartS, with a variety of other' Articles. The .whole of v..bich may be viewed, upim application at the He_ pourable Principal "Su ikeePr's Of/ice: at the Tower, until the -D..Ty of Wheii printed Lists if the Lots -a/hi! be delivered t o 4. • • those Persons Who mqy apply fcr the lame.. By Order of tLe Beard • .R ., If, CR4IP, Secretary. • . , just putAished, ' 13y,W,illiartts and Smith, No. io, Stationers' Court, Ludgate. street, VA R. LLEWELLYN'S WORKS. IVA • VIZ. Exposition of the beginning of Genesis, 3s. 6d. An .E xposition of the Epistle to the Romans, 4s. v The Doitrineot Bapti,rn, 3s. 6d. The Fotnr of God, 45.. Exposition of the Revelations, 6s. Treatise on the,Sabbath, as. 6d. • Christianity ; or the Science of Christ, ss. Inspiration'a• the Bible, 6s. Ps'alnis,of David. as. 6d. Appeal against Pain; 35. This Day was published, Third Edition.. - illust!,itetrwith Cases, price 45, 6d. piPR ACTICA'L TREATIS E on the certain VRE vENTioN end CURE t,i the VENEREAL DIS. • i EASE, particularly its consequenas, as Strietures, Gleets, t.eludilig Takes LiOrsalis. 1-typocttondriSrn, Onanism, kieing, a complete guide in these diSeaies. • By M. CATON, Stitgedn, Late of the Udite4! Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed tor S. 1-14 , ,h1ey, 24, Fleet-street ; C. Mutlow, 56, Hut urn ; and ShaWooLt, Neely, and- Jones . , Paternoster...A row, London. Where may be had, • The London Medical and Surgical Spedator, vols. t and 2, p4:45. 4 , 1L 7 6d. in boards. •To •I - HOM lAN 4 1.0 k, Esq. Sir,' , No. 9, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. ICONSIDER it out an ai-ft of justice 'tine to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT MILLS, to coin. municate to you the followingeure which has recently been pertimmed by, tlKm; An Acqu4intance of mine, by the breaking out of ah 'Old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders aristug therefroin), was reducedl al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical' advice which could be obtained, And tried a variety of Patent medicines, nothing could.be„procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any Se . rfiee he reinained.in a ni os t r e . ducal and pitiable situation for'two years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcity a*. to - walk or eVen. to stand on his legs; in fa& no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for hilt! ,t,t) recuvar. tie was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he did §O,,adhei,ng strictly to the direclions given with them. lle had not taken Wore than two,boxes be fore ;he found an alteration fOr the better ; this encouraged . !inn to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found hi s appetite and strength gradually return, ..and is now as ,icalth:. and stout as any man I know, You are welcome, Sir,. to Ider any person. to me fora confirmation of the , above account if it should biz doubted. • - • _ _ . I am, Sir, your obedient huMble servant Library, :,Fo)ksto!ke• .. -.. . THOS.. I'URDAY, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T nos. TAY enit, Mernher of the Royal College of Sur geons , • Linda t\, at his House, 100. g, New Bridge-street .; Where, after a constant residence of more than F6rty Years, in a practicc particularly direeted' t o t h e C ure of V enea. real Complaints,. and ..thost incidental to the • Parts .of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters - himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous,. ly administers to ,Persons takin g thi s M e di c i ne, w ill L e esteemed by a discerning Pulic, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also . surd, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at . the Perfunter'sr; No. 35,.5t.-.AI-' ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshop; No. ros, OXford• street ; Mr. ,Disborough's, • No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Bon•ald's, G laS. gwy ; Mr. Bull, llainestreet, Pnblin ;Mr. Billinge's, Li verpool; • Mr.. AtkinSon'S, Manchester ;' and by one Person in every conSiderable Towa in Great Britain .and Ireland, iii Loxes. of only 25. 9d. each, sealed. up with full and .plain direCtions whereby persons ,o',' either sex may .cure themselv..s wirhease, speed,•searec34 and safety:. ' N. B E very,liox sold in Crest Britain. is sealed up -with a stamp;' qri wfuch, by favour or the Commissioners, is print. ed At. the " T. Taylor, NO.'9, New Bridgc strCe%." itijoaftate which is Felony, ax 4 all others are cettia rgwits. EAST INDIA HOUSS, Nov. 8, 1809 THE . COURT of DiRECTO.4B of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIANTS•of ENGLAND Trad ing to the EAST- INDIES d 2 hereby give Mike, That a Quartetly General Court of the said Company be held at their House in Leadenball-street, on Irednesday, the 20th of Dereinber "next, at. Eleven o'clock 11)e F.,ri4,n, for the purpose of dtrlttiiiig rt Dipidend fisni last . to 6'hristfrii.4: 'text. • SecKtary. -- WILSO'4's ASefiMATIC BALSAM. An eft:!clual Remedy tor.the,m9st violent Astlunas i Coughs,' ti CoLi s , oarsenesses, Sore Thro.ats, and apparent Coo SOlptiolls. , -.• 'SI R ' To Mr. WILSON. , IHad been affli&cd with an Asthma near fourteen )'ears, ghii4hut having caught a viorent cold in 37 9 8, my fits were alarming, and prOduced such obstruCtions, that it was with extreme difficulty 1 could breathe ; Mr. Bowen, merchant, Tombland, hearing the distressed situa tion I was in, humanely Sent tne a bottle of the tN . silli - ;iatie Balsam, which yielded me al_mostinstant relief; and before I had finished two bottle's, the4bstrxo..ticins were removed ; two bottles more of. this ji - iyalliable Balsam restored me to my usual health; and enabled rne"to follow my business as formerly. f. . .. .I am, Sir, &c. &c. WILLIAM PENN. _ . • St. 'Andrew's, Norwich, aoth Sept. aog. . . In the Wrappers are printed the names of 'a great number of respedable persons who have wgnessed its-extraordinary healing powers, and who twill be ready to give every satis fadory information reseeding the efficacy of this Medicine. Prepared by W. Miadlcditch, Chemist to His Royal Highness the Princeef-Wales, and sold by F. Newbery and Sans, N0."45, St. Paul's Church yard, Londp,, in bottles, 4s. 6d. and is. gd. each, duty included. Observe the words F. Newbery,.4s, St. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps-. And, by their appointment, by, Ward, Holborn ; Sanger, Oxford-street; HaWkins, Bond-street; Bay Ward, Picca dilly ; Bayley and Plew, Cockspur-street; Barry, West minster • Harris; Ludgate-street ;-Randall, Royal Exchange; a nd Clarice, Borough. ' -,,..i. , ...4:,,,,,1t.„*.40:1:...i111.,/:':3!0„...,41,,' . C 7 A , . ,, RN0:!;1,7,:-.. •=:-.li7V,i,E-ficei.144?264-5 c: , ;,- 'ei6-':"„ ~.,,,,,AVA7=-1-'*' 41.----;=4?t ',,,,,' Ir-,.tp,wo, I \AV' ,‘' 41; ; i igtai+r A - ' ' • r i - V ~...... --- „,e f ../It /.4 4-, ....0 6 ';.7 4 —,-4.'_ evf i -7 C C'e' l ::. :1 a ;'' ' ' l'\ /*1). • <I ' ^ `l t -' 'l7's t.e" .__,N.,.`"....-: '•.,,t,„ ~ \''''' :.- \ 4:. ~,•...r 5„...,:...; . -:.„.i.,41,-....A -- --iii f \,......_4' •• I, . • f...),1, - ki , iI , [PRICE SlXl' NCE HALFPENNY'. RO AIV CATHOLIC MEETING. A meeting - of-Abe Roman Catholics of the City anti County of Cork, vas held on the Ist inst. imisuant. to public advertisement, at the Bush Tavern, rCork. At a quarter past one o'clock, lohri Gala jr, of •Lota, Esq. was called to the chair. .Coutisello'r •M`CARtlt addressed, the Meeting, and'obseti%. , d., that the Catholic clginis ha,l been so frequently discussed, that he deemed it _Unnecessary . to expatiate on the subje6l. Every individual of the body in his intercourse with life nut oft4ntitnei led that he' is not phtced on a level with gis tacit fellow subjeds, the meanest of wlioni is elevated. above the Catholie,hoWpk,er the latter may be•made respeaable hyliis-t&ent, or cligniticd by hi 3 virtdes. This was - a siination which trust operate upon their feelings, kn proportion as they felt a cduseiousness,ot tl►eir abilities, or a sense of the injosti'ce of the _ . stri&tions. Ail they prayed .was, an. etraljty of privilege 4, and when he refle6ted upon the import- a - nee aiid 'uncertainty of the crisis iti which we are engaged, he was surprised there - could be fotthd litiy Minister so itnpolitioas not to bring every inclividnil feeling into the _public stock of defen_ce. ? - heir brethren were now employed in other pads of the country in preparing petitions to •be presented iti the next Sessions, to pray a removal of the re maining disabilities, _and he trusted they would adopt corresponding exertion': iu fhe same cause.--- After several other' appropriate. observations, the Learned Gentl6man .cbricluded by ,calling on the meeting for subscriptions . ", to defray the necessary expences of presenting the petition, and, forward- log the cause in which they ., were engaged. He stated it to be the obje6t of the .Comtnittee to co- 'operate with the Roman datbolicsoof Dublin, ,to whom much rniiitwas due for their active exertions; but that it was conceived necessary to show t he bre thren at large, by their distinct Relolotions, that the Catholicg Cork,' , .vho were hitherto so supine; were now determined to assist cordially in endea vouring to establish their claims) and he subrratted the propriety of following the 'example of Other counties, in having a separate petition preSented by one of the Members for Cork. On the „ motion being put on the first Resolution; Mr. BOYLE moved the following' amendment, which was seconded by Mr. Miirphy A.nd that our petition be acebinpanied with the offer of a ne= gative power to the Crown on the appointments to our, Prelacy." Mr. M`CARTHY opposed the Amendment; at some' length, strongly asserting, / that it was not in k the power of, the Laity to make such an offer; that it was the ,peculiar province of the Clergy, and that. that body have already decided agaibetit. • Mr. BOYLE, in reply, was aStorfished the learned Gentleman did not give something more satistattery than assertion—he insisted that it was not the pecu-.. liar province of the Clergy—it ;interfered not with the essentials of the religion, bad nought to do With the discipline of the .church, and.theretbre he con• tended that the Laity had the power to decide upon it, standing, as probably it' would; a gi;a(tdbar their emancipation: The adinission of the ripe: - of the clergy, to decide upon- any question; that would clash with the political rights of their flock, is an admiSsion of the truth Of that accusation, Which., he trusted, their - condua on that - mu= 4 sion would i contradidti that the - minds. - 0t!. , ..t Catholics of Ireland was. invested in priest hood. 1 The King of Prussia exerciser this .ne gative poWer—the Emperor I Of Rus'sia veto on the appointment of Catholic -Rishops—so. had .the States on the .appointment , .., of Catholic. .Priests . , " within the United Provinces ; and t iris canoes 4.• sion on the part of Catholic Churches, similarly ~.ltuaG: ed as - in:this country, has been always approved by the Holy See. the present subjugate-I state of the - Continent, when the Pope, in common with the crowned Heads of _Europe, is under the dominion of a 'man,. whose great object is the annihtlation.'of these countries, not, to plloW this negative power to the ':(ing to shield his throne from the possible influence of the common . enemy, he considered most ungracious indeed. Tll4 suce,:•sor to the Popedoin may vrobably be Buorta parte's uncle, Cardinal Fesche. decorous then would it appear for the Catholic Prelacy df - Ire= land to receive, without the power 6f this veto in . their Sovereign, their appointments from him.. He conjured them not to become , their own enemies-- the giving. thii veto would be complimentary to '. the feelings of the .Monarch, it would approxi- mate A.s to him, and rnake,us feel more immediate ' subjects . by the Royal breast. It would .quiet the fears of the' English people, and acquire such an host of friend's .to their cause, as must insure its success. Mr. Boyle - concluded by galling on the Learned Gentleman who opposed the amendment, to, show, by something more than section, that ...the present meeting was not intitled to- discuss :the subject ; and admitting fora Mo ent the truth . of .such assertion, as` they were asseinbled in the hope of the prayer of their s peti-'. Lion heing .granted, was it not their duty to pre- Sent it with _every possible recommendation, 'arid anticipating every obstacle that might stand its way, allow themselves the right of discuision as to the service the veto might be to their cause", - or the detriment it might prove to their rel Viii ; and i if the result of that investigation should be in its fr vonr, reipea.fully to request the dignitaries of the church to talte the .subject - again into consider a ti on , , in the hope oI their opinion coming into coincidence. ,with their own. , If they refused to appro4ch it even in that way, they would exhibit a . rpentaliervility to the priesthood;,mbst deeply to be deplored. Mr. Pow& began by apologising for' i:respdssing on the attention of the meeting,- which he teh more necessary, :as he had been sO,lo'ng . removed from ,participating. in purnit. 'Wherever hti fortune had placed him, and whttnever the oppor-. tthiltrprelenteil he 4tways adVctcrted EAST INDIA HOUSE, • • • Nv . 8, 1529. THE• CO 71? T of p4ll ECT211,5 th e UNITE .1) COMP rINY of MERCHANTS of 4'NGL4III,D Traci irtg to the EAST IWDILS dohereby_give That tie Transjer Bo,ks .of the said Cotnpany' r Stack will be Shut on Tuesday, the 28th Instant, at Two o'Clock, and Opened again,on Tuesday, the Otb of yanua v following. iind that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due on the Stir January next, will be ready to he delkiered on lffindtty, the Bth of the saute Month. • •Thl/1: RAMSAY', Secretary;